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“Δήμητρα στεφανηφόροις ἐν ὥραις”,
“σέτε, παῖ Διός, Φερσεφόνη”; see Preller-Robert i.^{2} p. 767 n. 5 and 780, Svoronos p. 387 f. The name of Plutus follows those of Demeter and Cora in a prayer, Thesm. 296. Demeter is “πλουτοδότειρα” in Orph. h. 40. 3.
ἄφενος: neuter, as always in Homer (in Il. 23.299 there is a variant “ἄφενον”). Only here in the Hymns.

The Homeric Hymns, edited, with preface, apparatus criticus, notes, and appendices. Thomas W. Allen. E. E. Sikes. London. Macmillan. 1904.

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